Class File Format

The class files are stored in a subdirectory of /etc/wlm that you create. For example, you can create a subdirectory named sample_config. The file /etc/wlm/sample_config/classes contains a character string describing the WLM configuration in subdirectory sample_config. This string appears in the WLM Manage Configurations menu in Web-based System Manager.

Example /etc/wlm/sample_config/description File

My sample configuration

Format the class file /etc/wlm/sample_config/classes as a standard AIX attribute stanza file, with the class name as the stanza header followed by a colon and attribute-value pairs on separate lines following the class name. Separate the attribute and values with an equal sign (=).

The only whitespace that is significant in the class file is the carriage return. Begin comment lines with an asterisk.

Example /etc/wlm/sample_config/classes File

Default:



	description="The WLM default class"



	tier = 0



System:



	description="The WLM system class"



	tier = 0



student:



	description="The WLM student class"



	tier = 1